I can see from the productions of the XPAth 2.0 grammar that:
A StepExpr can be a FilterExpr (27)
and
A FilterExpr can be PrimaryExpr (38)
and
A PrimaryExpr can be FunctionCall (41)
However I cant see anywhere a description in natural language that a
step can be a function call, and I think it is important that this
fact be stated clearly enough.
Am I missing this text?
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